In the world of supercars, few brands have the same oomph as Lamborghini. Although the auto industry is undergoing a major shift in philosophy, the Italian supercar brand can still attract attention. This week, we got a leaked look at Lamborghini’s hybrid successor to the long-running Aventador. This variant looks familiar, albeit with some recent updates. Leaked on Instagram earlier this week, replacing the Aventador seems like a logical step for Lamborghini’s future.
An Instagram post shows Lamborghini’s latest competitor
In a photo shared by Instagram user Automotive_Mike, the Aventador variant has familiar cues. Lamborghini’s angular design language is present in both the front and rear designs shown in the post. More importantly, the images match both spy shots and patent images of Lamborghini’s upcoming competitor, according to.
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What does the Aventador replacement look like?
While there are many similarities between the leaked and current photos, other, more recent models also lend their cues. A new Y-shaped lighting design is present in both the headlights and taillights, borrowing from models such as the. Other touches include two high-mounted twin tailpipes that exit between the tail lights. Below, a large, sweeping diffuser cuts from the ground and meets the bumper about halfway above the wheel arch.
Cutouts behind the doors cut an S-shaped herringbone pattern from the side skirts to the C-pillar. At the top of the engine compartment, flat vents appear to draw heat from the engine compartment. All in all, Lamborghini fans will instantly recognize it as one of the brand’s designs. However, it looks rather simple, and it lacks any real originality when compared to other flagship models.
When will the new Lamborghini model arrive?
Currently, we do not know any official information about when the models will go on sale. Lamborghini is not expected to release any official information until mid-summer. With that in mind, we’re guessing sales won’t start until September or October of 2023. There’s no reason to think this leak will have any impact on those plans.
Currently, the new Lamborghini is still being tested, so there are no details regarding performance characteristics other than the V12 hybrid power unit.
How long has the current Aventador been for sale?
The current Lamborghini Aventador went on sale in 2011, so it’s been around for quite some time now. It’s not unusual for a Lamborghini to go a long way between new model releases. In fact, the recent release of the Huracan, Sian, and Urus models marks a significant shift in the overall strategy. However, more frequent releases should help the brand maintain its relevance as automotive technology changes rapidly. However, don’t expect the Italian supercar brand to make annual releases — its first EV isn’t planned until 2028.
